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Alkaline-Manganese Dioxide Battery

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Alkaline-Manganese Dioxide

Applications

DURACELL® alkaline batteries-with their superi-

or drain rate characteristics good shelf storage life low

internal resistance, and wide operating temperature

range-are a popular choice for many portable power

applications. The most common uses are found in the

consumer market, in applications such as photographic

equipment, remote control devices, toys, electronic

games, flashlights, tape recorders, home health care

devices, radios, shavers, clocks, calculators and comput-

ers.

Alkaline cells also have significant application

presence in the industrial and government sectors. Some

industrial applications include portable medical and

industrial instrumentation, portable and emergency

lighting products, communications equipment, and

portable electrical measurement devices. Military applica-

tions include a variety of communication devices and

general instrumentation.

Duracell is actively involved in the development

of battery products that can power applications current-

ly utilizing rechargeable batteries or AC power, such as

notebook computers, handheld cellular phones, cam-

corders, power tools, and more. The goal of this devel-

opment program is to provide customers with a primary

battery option where needed.

Battery Care

7.1 Storage Conditions

Batteries should be stored at temperatures

between 50°F (10°C) and 77°F (25°C), with relative

humidity not exceeding 65 percent. Refrigeration of

alkaline batteries is not necessary because of their very

good capacity retention. Excessive temperature cycling

and storage at temperatures greater than 77°F (25°C)

should be avoided to maximize shelf life.

7.2 Proper Usage and Handling

Discharged batteries should be removed from

equipment to prevent possible damage. Batteries should

be removed from a device when it is not expected to be

in use for several months. Batteries should also be

removed from equipment while it is being powered by

household (AC) current. Always replace all batteries at

the same time since batteries in series, in different

states of discharge, may eventually drive the weakest

battery into voltage reversal with progressive risk of

leak age or rupture. Mixing battery systems, such as

alkaline with zinc-carbon, may also result in voltage

reversal and should be avoided.

Always replace the battery or batteries in your

equipment with the size and type of battery specified by

the equipment manufacturer.

Keep batteries away from small children. If

swallowed, consult a physician at once. (For information

on treatment, telephone the National Capital Poison

Center, Washington, D.C., at 202-625-3333 collect.)

7.3 Charging

All batteries listed in this bulletin are of the

primary type and are not designed to be recharged.

Attempts to recharge an alkaline battery may cause an

imbalance within the cell, leading to gassing and possi-

bly explosion on either charge or discharge cycles.

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